Management server properties
Introduction
Section titled “Introduction”Setting up and customizing the management server is done from the properties entry available in both Systems Administration and Configuration Management. The settings are then stored in the database, where they are accessible to the Replicator. These settings establish the location of each Management Server and the policies for replicating packages between Management Servers. The different properties are described below.
General
Section titled “General”The General tab enables you to establish the basic properties of the container, including its name, location, Replicator, and synchronization policy.
| Element | Description |
| Name | This is the name of the Management Server in the CMS console. |
| Server | This is the name of the server. |
| Share | This is the name of the share on the server. |
| Last sync | The last date the server was synchronized. |
| UNC path | This is the path to the \server\share |
| Version | This is the Version of the Management Server |
| GUID | This is the unique identification of the Management Server in the CMS system. |
| Lock this server | Locks the server for agent access |
Distribution Points
Section titled “Distribution Points”The purpose of “Distribution-point” is to allow clients to automatically use the nearest Container when downloading packages. The calculation is based on the client’s IP address.
Specify the IP ranges that the container should support.
| Element | Description |
| Add IP Range | Enter an IP range. The range is not allowed to conflict with any existing IP ranges for this Management Server. |
| Description | An internal CMS description. |
| Distribution points | List of all IP ranges for this Management Server. |
Patch Management 
Section titled “Patch Management ”| Element | Description |
| Use the default WSUS Server | The default WSUS server will be used to handle this Management Server. |
| Use the following WSUS downstream Server | A specific WSUS server can be selected to handle this server. |
User Configuration
Section titled “User Configuration”
| Element | Description |
| The server is a domain member | If the server is a domain member |
| The server is a non-domain server | Specify credentials for services etc. to access the server |